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accuracy AGENTS.md's architecture tree for src/safe_outputs/ was missing assign_work_item.rs, which exists on disk and backs the documented assign-work-item safe-output tool AGENTS.md

Applied Fixes

  • Added assign_work_item.rs to the src/safe_outputs/ listing in AGENTS.md, in its correct alphabetical position between assign_github_issue_to_user.rs and close_github_issue.rs

Notes

Verified by diffing the file list under src/safe_outputs/*.rs against the AGENTS.md architecture tree entries. All other directories checked (src/runtimes/*, src/tools/*, src/compile/ir, src/compile/codemods, src/compile/shell, src/compile/imports, src/compile/extensions, src/audit/analyzers, src/inspect) matched exactly, as did the docs/ index cross-links in AGENTS.md (no orphaned or dead-linked pages found). docs/safe-outputs.md's assign-work-item section was already accurate and complete, so no other file needed changes.


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